About AIER (Aquatic Invertebrates and Ecosystem Research)

The Aquatic Invertebrates and Ecosystem Research (AIER) [ISSN: 3135-2979] stands as an esteemed open-access, peer-reviewed, and internationally recognized platform dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge in the realm of aquatic invertebrates and ecosystem science, published by Genesis Publishing Consortium Limited (GPCL). With a commitment to excellence, it serves as a conduit for the dissemination of high-quality original scientific papers, concise communications, and noteworthy review articles of contemporary significance and exceptional standards.

Authors submitting manuscripts to the AIER do so with the understanding that their work has not been previously published elsewhere and is exclusively under consideration for publication within this esteemed journal.

The scope of the journal is expansive, encompassing a wide array of topics within aquatic invertebrates and ecosystem science and its associated research endeavors. From the ecology and behavior of diverse aquatic invertebrate species to their physiological adaptations, interactions within ecosystems, and broader implications for environmental health and conservation, the journal embraces a comprehensive approach to the exploration of these fascinating organisms.

Operated under the continuous publication model, the AIER releases one issue annually, typically in December. This innovative model ensures the swift dissemination of research findings by promptly assigning accepted articles to upcoming issues as they become ready for publication. Consequently, readers benefit from rapid access to the latest advancements and discoveries in aquatic invertebrate science, fostering a dynamic exchange of knowledge and ideas within the scientific community.

About AIER at a Glance